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That means that in this case the definition of No is redundant. Exactly for that use case the Boolean Answer Option Type can help. With the aid of that type you only have to define the Yes state and the No state is always set implicit with value set. As a result using the Boolean type can save a lot of time and simplifies your configurations.
If you look at the Example with Simple Data Binding the following value sets are defined for both states:
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- Therefore open the Answer Option type tab in the Question properties dialog.
- Select the type "Boolean".
- The Question card appearance transforms (see image below). The Answer Options "Yes" and "No" are replaced by the option "yes". This default value can be changed afterwards to any other value like in any other Answer Option.
The only difference is that the Answer Option ID cannot be changed due to internal functional reasons for boolean Questions.
- Afterwards the "yes" Answer Option can be connected to the product values from the related product attribute. The "no" Answer Option is not visible, but implicitly set to all opposite (not connected) values.
- See Example Simple Data Binding to learn how to connect the "yes" Answer Option with values from one attribute.
- See Example with Complex Data Binding to learn how to connect the "yes" Answer Option with values from multiple attributes.
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After creating the Boolean Question the "yes" option has to be connected to product attributes. In this example, we describe the Simple Data Binding.
- We assume that the Question is already bound to a product attribute (in this case "Bike Type"). If you do not know how to bind an attribute to a Question, please look at the example in page Simple Mapping.
- Open the "yes" option properties dialog.
Go to the "Data Binding and Connections" tab (see image below).
Info Make sure that the product attribute "Bike Type" is visible below the label "Connected Product Attribute from data source:". Otherwise please return to step 1.
- Choose the attribute value "e-bike" from the selectable value from the combobox.
- After the selection the value is attached and the token "e-bike" is visible.
- You can add further values by repeating step 4 with other values.
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- We assume that the Question is already created and the Data Binding Mapping is set to Expression. If you do not know how to set this mapping, please look at the example in page Expression Mapping.
- Open the "yes" option properties dialog.
- Go to the "Data Binding and Connections" tab (see image below).
- Select the attribute "child_safety_lock" and set the corresponding value to "yes". That means that the washing machine should have a child safety lock.
- Add another expression by clicking on the "Add Expression" button.
Select the attribute "capacity" and set the corresponding value to "6.5". Also make sure that the condition is set to ">=" (greater and equals than).
Note This mathematical condition is only selectable if the attribute "capacity" has the type "Number" (see Upload your Product Data).
- Afterwards both attributes and their values are attached to the "yes" option.
- Of course you can add further expressions.
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